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Latest updates on Spin Rewriter, our amazing article spinner.
That’s right. We’ve received quite a bit of feedback about users wanting to save their projects for later, so they can continue their work some other time.
Well, we just added what you all requested. Now you can save your projects and you can get back to them when you have the time. 😀
Enjoy! 😀
Spin Rewriter just received another update, 2 days before the big launch! 😀
Once you’re done with your article, you now have the ability to export your spun article in any spintax format you could possible want. You can go either with the default { first option | second option } or { first option ~ second option } or [ first option | second option ] or even [spin] first option | second option [/spin]. This way you’ll be able to make the most of your articles no matter what. 😀
Are you as excited as we are?! 😀
Things are getting super exciting before Wednesday’s BIG Spin Rewriter LAUNCH! 😀
As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, we’ve been receiving a ton of feedback about the missing ability to do spinning on the sentence and paragraph level. I already addressed this “issue “back then – the thing is that we wanted our Beta Testers (we love you, guys!) to focus 100% on the amazing ground-breaking single word and phrase spinning abilities of Spin Rewriter. This is where Spin Rewriter really blows everything else out of the water and we wanted to improve this aspect as much as humanly possible.
Well, since there’s only a couple of days left till the launch, we just added the sentence and paragraph level spinning to Spin Rewriter. It’s super straightforward – in the first step, after you place your article in the correct text field, you can spin it by highlighting various sentences and paragraphs. Once you’re done, you move on to single word and phrase level spinning.
Enjoy! 😉
Okey, this is the big one! We’ve finally decided to launch the final version of Spin Rewriter and to offer it to everyone interested. We’ve also set the date. And it’s
September 14th, 2011 (next Wednesday)
There’s so much to do until then in terms of testing, subscription systems, promo material, … but we’re quite confident we’ll be able to do it all.
Stay tuned, things are about to get interesting! 😀
We’ve received quite a large number of questions about whether Spin Rewriter is going to support paragraph and sentence level spinning as well. The reason for these questions is most likely the fact that paragraph and sentence level spinning is absent from the current Beta version of Spin Rewriter, primarily due to our 100% focus on the amazing context-aware word level and phrase level spinning that really sets Spin Rewriter apart from its competition.
However, to answer the questions: YES, of course Spin Rewriter will also support paragraph and sentence level spinning when it goes live.
This way everyone gets whatever they could possibly want. We’re really working super hard on this one and I guarantee you that it will exceed your expectations. 😀
We’ve been working really really REALLY hard on Spin Rewriter for almost a year now and we’re super anxious to finally … “set it free”. The Beta Program turned out to be an absolute success and with the feedback we’ve been getting lately we’re completely confident that we’re bringing a game changer to the market.
So, when will we release Spin Rewriter to everyone interested? We’re thinking of doing a quiet launch in the last days of August, maybe on August 30th. Should we do it? Time will tell! 😀
I wrote about a functionality that was requested by a couple of our Beta Testers about a week ago – our users demanded something that would prevent them from losing all their hard work if they accidentally pressed the “back” button or somehow left Spin Rewriter’s Edit Mode without saving their progress.
We just improved Spin Rewriter’s user interface and added what was requested – from now on you can no longer accidentally lose your progress. Whether you click the “previous page” / “next page” button, refresh the page, click on a link or close your browser while you’re in Edit Mode, you will be asked to confirm if you really want to do that. This way you can feel safe and happily click on everything you want, and you’ll never lose your hard work.
Try it out! 😀
I couldn’t be much happier right now … Everything’s great, we’re making great progress, we’re getting ready to finally launch Spin Rewriter to the general public and I was relaxing at the beach, lazily checking my email inbox on this lovely Sunday when I received yet another brilliant testimonial from one of our Beta Testers:
“I have been testing spinrewriter and its pretty damn good. Still a few tweaks to work out with some phrases that it creates but definitely better than anything I have ever seen.”
We’ve been getting more and more feedback just like this one lately and we couldn’t be happier. Our unique approach is turning out to be exactly what we thought it would be, and we’ll be bringing the Number 1 Rewriting Software to the market very very soon.
Once again, stay tuned! 😀
Love you all! 😀
I just wanted to once again publicly thank all of our Beta Testers who are doing incredible work in helping us make a superb product!
We’re constantly getting great feedback and based on this feedback we’ll be soon be adding great little tweaks such as:
– While users are in the Edit Mode (actively working on their articles), they will be warned if they click the “previous page” or “next page” button in their web browser or they want to leave the page without saving their progress. What does this mean? It means that our users will never lose their hard work and all the rewriting progress they’ve done with their articles by accidentally pressing the “backspace” key on their keyboards which takes you to the previous page.
– Users will soon be able to select phrases that span over punctuation marks, e.g. they will be able to select the phrase “the red, white and blue” that they currently cannot and replace it with “the American flag”.
– Users will be able to simply click on the underscore (underline) of already suggested phrases to select them, instead of manually selecting them by dragging their mouse over them.
As you can see, we’re working pretty hard, so – stay tuned! 😀
We’ve just further improved our Syntax Fixer or Spintax Fixer, whatever you prefer.
As you probably already know, in the final step of the process Spin Rewriter changes “A {man|guy} ate an {apple|banana}.” to “{A man|A guy} ate {an apple|a banana}” to make sure that all indefinite articles are correct.
You see, the original syntax could have produced “A man ate an banana.” which is clearly wrong – the new syntax properly produces the sentence “A man ate a banana.”
With the latest update we taught our Syntax Fixer to differentiate between the ' character when it’s used as an apostrophe as opposed to when it’s used as a quotation mark. We believe it’s pretty much perfect now, hooray! 😀